I posted this under a different subject and I wasnt
getting any feedback since I think it was too much
like my first post so here it is with a flashier name.
> Thank you all for your helpful answers. I have
> contacted the seller about this item and am waiting
> for his response, anyway, as you can see I have
> another question for you all. Today I took the
> plunge
> from a minor colletor to majorly obsessed
> zuikoholic.
> Today I called B&H and purchased, with all the money
> I
> made slaving under a hot sun painting houses this
> summer.... and ordered a new 24mm Zuiko Shift lens,
> since from reading this list I'm pretty sure these
> things only come along every one or two years and
> the
> one I was so hoping to get on e-bay a week or so ago
> was snatched out from under me by Jim Brokaw (lucky
> bastard :).
> Anyway here is my question. I know that there isn't
> a
> way to put a protective filter directly on the front
> of the lens becuse of the front element, but is
> there
> any way or lens hood or something that I could use
> to
> put a protective filter on rather than just geting a
> plastic baggie and stretching it tight over the hood
> or locking this lens away in a safe and never using
> it.
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